The Kovair GitLab Adapter enables seamless integration between GitLab and other tools connected to Kovair's integration platform. It allows bidirectional synchronization of issues and traceability of commits, files, branches, and more between GitLab and other ALM tools. The adapter provides benefits like combined visibility across tools, streamlined workflows, and insight into development teams' entire DevOps ecosystem.
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GitLab Integration Adapter - Datasheet
1. Kovair GitLab Adapter Datasheet
Kovair Adapter for GitLab
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A SNEAK PEAK
Ensure seamless flow of issues
between GitLab and other
purpose-built tools, ensuring
complete visibility across tools
FEATURES & BENEFITS
❖ Enables data synchronization
between GitLab and Kovair
ALM tools that are connected
to the Omnibus integration
platform.
❖ Provides forward and
backward traceability of
Commits, Files, File Versions,
Branches and Issues with
related artifacts of other tools.
❖ Track issues flowing bi-
directionally into multiple
tools, providing valuable
insight into their DevOps
ecosystem.
System Requirements
❖ Operating Systems:
Windows 2008 R2 Server
and above
❖ Databases: SQL Server 2008
R2, (Developer, Standard
and Enterprise) and above
❖ IIS: IIS 7.0 or 7.5
❖ .Net Framework: 4.6 or
Higher
OVERVIEW
GitLab is a complete DevOps platform, delivered as a single application.
This makes GitLab unique and creates a streamlined software workflow,
unlocking your organization from the constraints of a pieced together
toolchain. GitLab offers unmatched visibility and higher levels of efficiency
in a single application across the DevOps lifecycle.
Kovair provides a vendor-neutral integration platform called Kovair
Omnibus Integration Platform, on which the best-of-breed tools can be
integrated.
Kovair GitLab Adapter
The Kovair Omnibus Adapter for GitLab helps enrich the workflows in the
ALM ecosystem and boost productivity for the entire DevOps chain. It
supports the integration of GitLab with multiple tools in the ALM and
DevOps ecosystem.
The adapter helps bridge the gap between multiple teams by bi-
directionally flowing issues from GitLab to separate purpose-built tools. As
the issue is present in both the systems, it becomes easier to keep the
information up-to-date in a seamless manner.
Why Integrate GitLab with Kovair?
Version Control – The integration between Kovair and GitLab enables
smooth flow of GitLab data to other connected tools. It is easier to gain
complete visibility into specific files and file versions in context to Commits,
Files or Issues. Hence, users can view GitLab changes right from within their
preferred tool environment.
Issue Management – The Omnibus GitLab connector facilitates
development teams to automatically flow issues bi-directionally into
multiple tools and also gain real-time insight into their DevOps and Agile
toolchains.
End-to-End Traceability - The Omnibus GitLab connector ensures
complete traceability between tools. Any changes made to any of the files
can be quickly traced to identify whether it is a fix for a defect or a feature
request.
2. Kovair GitLab Adapter Datasheet
Kovair Adapter for GitLab
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Entities Exposed Events Collected Actions Supported
❖ Branches
❖ Commits
❖ File
❖ Issue
❖ Merge Requests
❖ Branches
❖ Files
❖ Issues
❖ Merge Requests
❖ Commits
❖ Issue
Use Case Scenario with Kovair GitLab
Let us consider a typical use case scenario where GitLab is integrated with Jama, using Kovair adapter for
GitLab and Kovair Omnibus platform.
• A Product Manager creates a Business Requirement (BR) in Jama.
• The Development Team works on the BR using Eclipse, tests it and commits it in GitLab against
the ‘requirement id’ specified in Jama.
• For every commit, Kovair Omnibus synchronizes the commit back to Jama with the specific
requirement id.
• From within the Kovair Omnibus platform, the synchronized data containing information such as
the author of the commit, the date and time of the commit and the files that were a part of the
commit can be viewed.